Found the Assassin's Creed Valhalla Deserted Chalet in Rygjafylke but can't find the key anywhere? Don't worry, you're definitely not the only one! The Deserted Chalet is a mystery for many Assassin's Creed Valhalla players at first because they can't get the treasure but thankfully, there is a way. Here's all you need to know about the Assassin's Creed Valhalla Deserted Chalet treasure and key.
How to open the chest in the Assassin's Creed Valhalla Deserted Chalet
If you have a look around the cabin, you'll find a note from a chap called Ornir. He explains that King Harald has banished him because of his poetry – likely story, buddy – and that he and Ymir need to hunt for food before the night is out.
Go outside and you'll find another note pinned to a smaller shed door. This one states that Ymir has been taken by wolves and they've come for Ornir too. His final act is to kill as many wolves as possible and "ride to Valhalla on their howls of despair".
So where can you find the key? Head north-east from the Deserted Chalet and round the corner from a dead deer with arrows protruding, you'll find three wolves in a clearing at the foor of a large rock.
Kill the wolves and approach the corpses they were surrounding. One has another note from Ornir, explaining that he buried Ymir's remains as he died defending him. Loot the skeleton to the side and you'll pick up Ornir's Key. Return to the Deserted Chalet and unlock the chest to obtain a much-deserved carbon ingot.
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